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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1926
Page
8
Movie listings announce Demille offering opening the week's program at West South Street. Features include In the Name of Love and The Everlasting Whisper on the same program with Tom Mix headlining.
The Rex Theatre features Paramount's comedy romance Is the Name of Love with Harry Carey in a tale of class and romance. A lavish production includes lavish photography, stylish sets, and a star-studded lineup with Tem Mis, and William Frans. The film opens Wednesday at the Grand Theatre, with a secondary feature and beauty ads in the program.
Edmund Lowe stars as a vigilant officer and hero in a romance set in a great city. Alma Rubens plays a stranded dancer who partners with the hero, with Lefty Piyon delivering a confident comedy presence. The Grand Theatre premiere Friday promises strong performances and dramatic action.
Funeral services for Mary George Morris were conducted at her 152 North Center Street residence on Sunday. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended. Cora Sample read the Christian Science service. Interment followed at Pine Grove Cemetery with bearers M Howard, Emory Drake, George Lenhart, Will Geer, Everett Leach and D. L. Degrey. Out of town relatives joined the service, including Mr and Mrs Will Geer, Mrs Jessie Geer, Warren Pay, Mrs Carl Havhorst, Barburton, Mrs Harold Snyder, Geo Lenhart, Aktin, Will Latimer, Nan Kins, O Qui Mull, and Harry Mourto.
A fragment notes a figure of eighty million dollars annually tied to gold use in jewelry making gilding dental fillings and related work within the fine and liberal arts sectors. The source emphasizes the vast economic role of gold across crafts and decorative arts.
The Boston Transcript quotes a humorous exchange where a woman brags about purchasing something on someone’s account and a man responds by noting the purchase is still charged to her father. The brief gag centers on mistaken credit and social banter between the speakers.
District Attorney Leroy Edy Nas in Warren announced the body of a woman, believed from Warren, who died suddenly in Chicago, is being shipped to Warren. The identity is not yet known, but local citizens hope identification may occur here. The Chicago scene publicized the case after the woman refused to reveal her name at the roadhouse. She asked to be called Virginia and had said she once lived in Warren Pa. A local undertaker offered to care for the body without charge if expenses to bring it here were raised. Disposition if unidentified was not stated.
A thunderstorm moved through Philadelphia suburbs late yesterday with over an hour of lightning and thunder and heavy rain. The downpour melted residual snow, cleared dense fog, and brought a rising temperature as conditions began to improve.
Washington February 11 The House Ways and Means Committee adopted a resolution to suspend the rules and send the tax bill to conference with the Senate for adjustment Speaker Longworth named conferees including Green Tow a Treadway Hawes and Garber Cobber from Texas and Mississippi Democrats to represent the House in the conference committee.
Pittsburgh authorities recovered fourteen bodies from the Horn ing mine of the Phisburgs Perminal Company after the February 3 blast that injured twenty workers. Rescue teams expected to remove the last body today as officials confirmed all victims were identified, though some were scarcely recognizable due to the fire and heat.
Erie reports Joseph P. Raker, 43, owner of Raker s Inn at Kearsarge, arrested after a Saturday raid on liquor sales and possession. He posted 1100 bail for a February 20 preliminary hearing. Louise McCall, 96, arrested as a tied observer. two bartenders escaped during the raid. Police and agents under Thomas Cavanaugh led the operation with Par gusin and Dever.
Hinted instructions describe cleaning a smoke stained brick floor in front of a fireplace using a paste of Yoda salt puntifee stone and water. The unusual remedy is rubbed on the brick, left briefly, then scrubbed with a stiff brush.
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